Overview

Escape into a world of tranquillity and serenity, where modern amenities meet the rustic beauty of 18th-century cottages. Each cottage thoughtfully reflects the charm and character of the past while providing all the comforts of contemporary living. These idyllic retreats are within a thriving family farm, where you can immerse yourself in the countryside’s natural beauty and experience a truly authentic rural lifestyle.

Activities

Visitors can explore the farm and gardens, get close to the animals, and even hire bicycles to enjoy the beautiful countryside.

Food

The kitchen of the luxury accommodation has all the modern amenities you would expect. You will have all the necessary tools and equipment to cook delicious meals while enjoying your holiday.

Furthermore, several nearby eateries offer good local food options if you prefer to dine out. The Queens Head pub in St Anne’s Chapel is five minutes from the farm.

Accommodation

Todsworthy Farm Holidays offers two exceptional self-catering holiday cottages that date back to the 18th century. These cottages are on a traditional family farm and provide unparalleled comfort and tranquillity.

The first cottage, Cider Press, is a luxurious four-star accommodation once used for cider production. It features three double bedrooms, two large bathrooms, two reception rooms (including a sun lounge), and a spacious open kitchen that is fully equipped. Guests will also find WiFi, TV, DVD player, and Hi-Fi installed, making Cider Press feel like a natural home from home.

The second cottage, named Hayloft, is a sumptuous four-star holiday cottage converted from a barn that was once used for housing and milking cattle. It boasts three double bedrooms, three bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen, a dining and lounge area, and a spacious courtyard with seating. Guests will also have access to speedy WiFi, TV, DVD player, and Hi-Fi, making Hayloft an ideal retreat for anyone who wants to relax and unwind.

Nearby

The Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a picturesque region between Devon and Cornwall. It is famous for its mining heritage landscape, encompassing the Tamar, Tavy, and Lynher rivers. The area is home to a stunningly intricate river that meanders just below Launceston and Tavistock. The Tamar Valley borders Dartmoor National Park to the east and the Kit Hill area to the west.

The Tamar Valley is perfect for various activities, including walking, cycling, horse riding, shopping, eating, sightseeing, scenic train rides, and visiting historic houses and gardens. This beautiful area comprises the Bere peninsula, the historical viaduct to Calstock, and is home to a diverse range of flora, fauna, and geological features.

Adrenalin Quarry in Liskeard, Dingles Fairground Museum in Lifton, and the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth are easily accessible for an adventurous day out with the kids.

Summary

Todsworthy Farm offers two beautiful 18th-century holiday cottages for self-catering, located on a traditional family farm. Guests can enjoy unparalleled comfort and tranquillity.